Intraction Design

"Interaction design is more of an art than a science." Discuss this statement in the context of software interfaces and human-computer interaction. As computers become pervasive in our environment, so the problems of user interface design and computer-human interaction become ubiquitous. In the future, human society will be more computerized and people will be supported by computers in their day to day lives. In such a environment those who cannot use computers cannot participate in …

…data. The process is not linear but raggedly cyclical. One seldom gets it right first off, however careful or experienced the designer--and few people can as yet be very experienced in interaction design. So at each stage they need ways to test ideas quickly at an appropriate level of detail. Working from the interface back to the system, rather than the other way around, makes designers concentrate on the user's needs rather than the systems